Necron Immortals / Deathmarks

Many Necron invasions begin with Night Scythes flitting through a world’s void defences. Potent aerial fighters in their own right, Night Scythes also employ invasion beams to generate captive wormholes through which invading infantry can march direct from distant Necron tomb worlds to begin their conquests anew.

 

The crescent-shaped Night Scythe is an impressive model. It’s numerous, elegant panels are covered in Necron iconography, and there are many orbs and grills located around the model, alongside a spine-like engine. As well as a Necron pilot tucked away in the centre of the model, it sports a twin-linked tesla destructor. The Night Scythe can devastate lightly armoured foes with these weapons, before delivering its payload of passengers onto the battlefield to capture key objectives.

 

This multi-part plastic kit contains 51 components, a flying stem, large oval base, and a Necron transfer sheet with which to build a Night Scythe. This kit can be used optionally to build a Doom Scythe.

The Sorcerers of the Thousand Sons command their troops with the skill of a puppet master, moving them across the battlefield like so many pieces on a board only they can see. Rubricae, both clad in ornate power armour and heavy Terminator battle plate, march in lockstep alongside towering Sekhetar robots, infernal constructs wreathed in potent spells.

 

This stuffed box contains a Thousand Sons force for use in games of Warhammer 40,000. Led by three Exalted Sorcerers and supported by Sekhetar Robots and Scarab Occult Terminators, they perform well in the hands of a savvy general. A unit of Rubric Marines round out the ensemble, offering objective-grabbing potential and adding to the firepower of the force with heavy and special weapons.

 

The Sekhetar Robots are armed with heavy warpflamers, hellfyre missile racks, and pyreflux meltaguns. The pyreflux meltagun can alternatively be traded out for a warpflame projector and a cruel power claw.

 

The Rubric Marines can be armed with either inferno boltguns or warpflamers. One can be built with a deadly soulreaper cannon, and another can carry an icon of flame. The Aspiring Sorcerer who leads them can be armed with either an inferno bolt pistol or a warpflame pistol to match the rest of the unit.

 

The Scarab Occult Terminators are each armed with an inferno combi-bolter and a Prosperine khopesh. One miniature can be given a heavy warpflamer, soulreaper cannon, or hellfyre missile rack. The staff-wielding Scarab Occult Sorcerer can be armed with either an inferno combi-bolter or a Prosperine khopesh.

 

No matter how you choose to build them, this box makes for a fantastic way to start a new Thousand Sons army, or expand your collection with a flexible set of fantastic miniatures – and save money over buying each kit separately. This box is also the first place to get your hands on the Sekhetar Robots miniatures.

 

This set includes the following multipart plastic miniatures:

– 3x Exalted Sorcerers (which can alternatively be built as Sorcerers)

– 4x Sekhetar Robots

– 5x Scarab Occult Terminators

– 10x Rubric Marines

 

This kit comprises 396 plastic components, 10x Citadel 40mm Round Bases, 14x Citadel 32mm Round Bases, and 1x Chaos Space Marines Transfer Sheet containing 364 high-quality waterslide transfers to decorate your miniatures.

 

These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints.

 

The Sekhetar Robots will be available separately at a later date. The other miniatures in this box are available separately.